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Political correctness or party affiliation has never stopped Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Subramanian Swamy from converting his thoughts into unfiltered words.
Going against his party, Swamy has derided the government’s demonetisation move in the past and speaking at the ABP News ‘Shikhar Sammelan’ on Friday, he made his stance clear by saying that if Prime Minister Modi doesn’t resolve the currency chaos, the popular mood will soon turn against the government.
He launched a scathing attack on Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and the “terrible implementation of demonetisation” by him as well.
Answering a question about the animosity between him and Jaitley, Swamy said he doesn’t have any issues with him and added:
Further, he also said that the country needs an economist as the Finance Minister, “not someone who says 2+2=4”.
Admitting that he didn’t get the ticket from Delhi because of Jaitley, he said if the minister stops opposing him, they can work together.
The BJP leader stressed that Prime Minister Modi must immediately set up a crisis management team to handle the demonetisation issue. However, he added that even though people are troubled, it won’t have a negative impact on the 2019 elections.
(Source: ABP News)
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